Let denote Pat's age with P and Zach's age with Z.
We know the following facts:
<span>1.Pat is six years older than twice his Cousin Zach’s age. We can rewrite this statement as:
P=2*Z+6
</span><span>2. The sum of their ages is less than 36.
P+Z<36
In order to find the greatest age that Zach could be we should find for which Z
P+Z=35 (the first whole number smaller than 36)
P=35-Z
35-Z=2*Z+6
35-6=3Z
29=3Z
Z=29/3
Z=9</span>
Answer:
819
Step-by-step explanation:
Givens
Formula
Sum = a(1 - r^n) / ( 1 - r)
Sum = -1(1 - (-4)^6 / (1 - -4)
Sum = -1 (1 - 4096) / 5
Sum = -1 (- 4095 ) / 5
Sum = 819
Answer:
Option 4, BC = 12.689, m∠A = 58°, and m∠C = 32°
Hope this helps!
Answer:
36 degrees.
Step-by-step explanation:
8+3+4=15
180/15=12
12x3=36 degrees.
<span>The limousine will cost $240.
$180 for the first three hours, plus 30 for each hour after. They need two extra hours.
So, 180+30(2)=240.
They also want to leave a $20 dollar tip.
So, 240+20=260
That is $260 dollars they need to pay altogether.
Divide that number by the number of students and you'll get how much they each must pay.
260/8=32.50
$32.50 each.
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